New Ulm weekly review., 1887-12-14
'Winona & St. Peter E f
Bulk Oysters at Eibners.

Don't forget the great bargains in
Toys next Saturday at F. Kuetzings.
Judge Webber is holding term Of
court in St. Peter this. week.
Mr.. c. Bobsin, of Courtland, was Fin
the city on business Monday. ~
Arnold Gulden, of Sleepy Eye called
at the Review office Tuesday. I.
G. A. Hagberg is in St. Paul attend
ing to some legal business.
Mrs. McFadden is visiting with her
son, DR.. c. w. McFadden She will
remain here until after the holidays.
The family OF Mr.. Dahm was visited
again by death Saturday. The second
one within two weeks.
Residents of the third ward Will save
time and money by patronizing Henry
Goede at his Third street store.
Chas. Rolloff offers some great bar
gains in stoves. His stock of tin and
IRON kitchen furniture Is complete.
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Read the new ads of Chas. Wagner,
G. Gebser, FIR. Kueizing, Brust & Graf,
Landwehr and others.
W. E. Jewett, wife and daughter, of
St. Albans, VT, have been visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Bingham during
last week.
F. Landwehr has decided to run his
sawmills again this winter. Parties
wishing to have their logs sawed will
do we'll to call at the mills.
The Turnverein has arranged for a
social entertainment at the Hall Sum
day, The programme will consist OF
music, singing and recitations.
Churches and societies wishing large
eyergreens for christmas should call or
write to IChas. L. Roos at once. He
has the finest lot of trees ever brought
to Ney Ulm.
DrJC G. Berry was elected president OF
thtGssMsinnesota Valley Medical Associ-
mn at its meeting held at Mankato
llIrst week. The next meeting of the
eoociety will be held at LIE Sueur June,
Ass.
Adjutant Eckstein is prouder than
ever and there is y good reason why he
should be-. The arrival of a twelve
pound boy in a family would make any
father proud.
Mr.. II. Scnaibel, of town Cottonwood
called atthe Review office last week to
correct an item printed in this paper
several weeks ago in which it was
stated that several cows belonging to
Mr. Dietz had been poisoned. 1t seems
that the animals died from inAamma.
-stion of the spleen. We are glad to
make this correction, as Mr.. S. informed
US that the item in the Review was used
to cast suspicion on y very worthy
young man Of that town. We might
also state that the item was published
lpon Information received from what
We thought was Il reliable source.
In another column we publish let
er from Mr.. Heideman in reply to the
Communication from County Official
printed last week. Mr.. Heideman
seems to feel hurt that the Review did
not waste valuable space in giving the
reasons of the grand jury why the
fence surrounding the jail. should be
removed and enormously stated that
the grand jury recommended the lay
ing of an iron floor. when the jury
simply recommended that the floor be
repaired. Also, that the Review did not
see fit to publish recommendation 8,
which referred to a pile of rubbish
which should be removed. With these
exceptions the report published in the
Review was almost :. verbatim copy of
the recommendations of the grand jury,
as filed with the clerk of court, We
fail TO see the application of the word
garbled, as applied to our report.
School Education has the following,
which is credited to the Mankato Reg
ister: I'm New Ulm they have sys-
4 tenn of hiring school teachers which
commends itself to other places and has
proved SO satisfactory that a great
many districts in Brown county have
adopted it. They enter into written
contract with the teacher which pro-
vides that he shall remain in their SER
vice yearly until he resigns or they see
fit to discharge him. Another good
provision is, that the salary is paid in
twelve equal installments, SO that the
teacher draws pay during vacation as